Medical institutions in Taiwan provide a full range of physical examination services to meet the needs of overseas medical travelers. With the most advanced medical equipment and well-trained medical staff, you are provided with the best medical service that is second to none.
During the course of physical examination, each patient is accompanied by a professional medical staff so that the most complete medical cares are provided. Based on the preliminary physical examination results, the medical physician is able to make a preliminary diagnosis and provide a healthcare management plan to secure the health of overseas medical travelers.
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Mr. Hung, a 62-year-old Hong Kongese, first came to E-Da Hospital for health check-up. He was really impressed by the sound of piano located in the lobby, elegant interior and the state-of-the-art equipment at E-Da Hospital. “Patient can definitely be well taken of as well as recuperate in this healing environment” he said. He was also very complimentary about IPC Coordinator, Ms. Elena Wu, who has handled each problem/request with meticulous attention to detail. Lastly, Mr. Hung def
Mr. Lu, a 51-year-old businessman who is originally from China, first came to E-Da Hospital for health screening , and later for orthopedic treatments. His attending physician, Dr. Yuan-kun Tu, a world renowned surgeon consulted with him thoroughly and patiently. Mr. Lu said such active interaction between patient and physician would not be possible in China. Also, Mr. Lu complimented IPC Coordinator, Ms. Elena Wu who is always very pleasant and carefully arranges everything from pre-admission p
A 66-year -old male, is originally from the United States, moved to China and later to Taiwan, came to E-Da Hospital for health screening in November, 2014. This gentleman was really impressed with the hospitality and professionalism of hospital staff .He also brought his children who have chronic health issues to E-Da hospital for treatments and follow-up visits. He is gratified and appreciates all personnel he and his family had encountered during their visits. He strongly believes that E-Da h
Mrs. Luo and her husband visited Taiwan in 2009. During their trip, Mrs. Luo experienced a heart attack while visiting the Alishan Forest Recreation Area. She was immediately sent to the nearby St. Martin Alishan Regional Clinic for emergency medical care. After her medical situation stabilized, she was transferred to St. Martin de Porres Hospital for a successful cardiac catheterization surgery. During her hospitalization, frequent visits by hospital staff helped her and her husband feel comfor